Efficiency of current generation in plasma by LH-waves
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The nonlinear current generation efficiency induced by low hybrid (LH) waves is calculated as a function of the quasilinear electron diffusivity. The incident wave is taken to be of the intermediate energy density meaning that the electron distribution function did not form a plateau. Yet, the nonlinear effects of the electron diffusion have to be taken into account in calculations of the current.
Recommendations
- Investigation of the LH wave energy conversion and current drive efficiency in the HT-7 tokamak
- Numerical modeling of lower hybrid heating and current drive
- Simulation model for lower hybrid current drive
- Efficiency of current drive by fast waves
- Improved lower hybrid current drive efficiency with IBW heating in the HT-7 tokamak
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- Efficiency of current drive by fast waves
- Simulation model for lower hybrid current drive
- Improved lower hybrid current drive efficiency with IBW heating in the HT-7 tokamak
- Investigation of the LH wave energy conversion and current drive efficiency in the HT-7 tokamak
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